Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-10
Coming Amusenleuts.

ALBAuGH's OPERA HousE.-Miss Clara Morris, the
distinguished emotional actress Will NIL an en-
Monday night in a new play called aRenee," an
adaptation from D'Ennery's la Martyre." This
will also be the bill for Tuesday and Wednesday
s sSapIeS TO ca oat Miss MOTHS highest
and IL Is claimed that In IL she made one OF the
greatest successes Of her career car 90 THURSDAY
saturday matinee and night, alike"
NATIONAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VIM A.
Mestayers latest composition, which VII hold the
siderably superior as play 10 the other pieces
with which his name has been Identified, and
by no means coarse. II deals with bank deral-
cation, and the flight OF the guilty of1cfais 10
Canada, where the tobogganing Is Introduced.
part, and her pleasant voice is heard In numerous
musical selections
HARRIS, Byou THEArER.Frances Bishop, a
young actress who made q favorable impression
at this house last year, wiz return next week,
playing In q revised version OF her successful
called .oyp.s The former viii be given the frst
three nights Of the week, and the latter the last
three: Alfred Mcdowell and A z. Chapman are in
REV. MIsor J. SAVAGE, the eminent Boston
clergyman, who Is a most fascinating and INTEL
ing. His subject will be: Lowell and the Bige-
low Papers"
TIE BIscHoFr CoxcERr CouRsk-so great has
the Boston Quntette club win sing, that all those
auentiy the management has made arrangements
for an extra afternoon concert by the Quintette
club on Friday, and thus all desiring 70 hear this
PROF. 0. r. GLEASON, THE HORSE TANER, VIII re-
main for another week at the Estreet Rink, giving
nightly exmDauons Oh MS ski IN breaking vicious
been the rule ut his exhibitions this week.
KRRNANs THRArER--SchefYer & Blakeys Nov
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week. The list Of people with this company is q
long one. and one OF the best variety performances
those Of the proprietors, Miss Iiida Thomas, Geo.
II. Wood, Adolph seeman, the magician; Moulton
and Dashaway, gymnasts; Conroy and Dempsey
AT WoNDEkLANp next week, Princess Ida, the
smallest human being, win be placed on exhibit
strong, Including, among others, smith and Carl
Gallagher and ReynoldA Ad. Devere, and 0flfont
Brolhers- the Burmese Hairy Family remain an
THx WMHEIxy CLrs CoxcEz7-Tne nrst OF the
series Of three concerts by the wilhelm1 Club win
and it can hardly faii 70 be . most delightful az
fair. Mr.. Joseph Kaspar win conduct the orches-
ira with his accustomed ennciency, and Q number
and spirited manner well known 70 those VINO at
tend the entertainments Of the club. Miss Hattie
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pleasure. Mr.. MAJ Heinrich, baritone, and Ma
koemer. Kaspar. the popular soprano. VIII also
sing.
New York, win give ptano-forte recital q 'rhe
Universalist church on Tuesday evening next -
sisted by NJ. Rudolph Green, OF Baltamose,
'ceilfSt.
MASONIC ELEcFIo9.-Hope Lodge, NO %, =. A
A. n, last night elected oolcers Tor the year .
ioliyss: WIN; 7; chsli,cs y; T.; cssescs J.xiH
ed, ;;ecrssaIy; 6ssn q sias, tressasef; 3. q
Cu6ninenan, D; John 3 warosr. 2
wardA tfler: trusteee-R. u George W. Iaird
three ysarsi VIM q Baker, Two yssu; A 4
g JOINS ied.s NO IL r AAM ias svssizs
elected The following ofncs fof u e1guing yoaf:
Wm. b Douglas, ". Il Andrew v. rgntlak1, .
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